This character delivers a monologue that ends "men like me burn with a hidden flame … she will find love without scandal." In another scene, he refuses to see to look at another until she covers her bosom with a handkerchief because "the flesh is weak." He is tricked into revealing his true seductive nature while one character hides under a table. He is arrested for revealing state secrets at the work's end. Although he is able to get Monsieur Loyale to read an eviction notice, his arrest leads to the good news that Val
This character delivers a monologue that ends "men like me burn with a hidden flame … she will find love without scandal." In another scene, he refuses to see to look at another until she covers her bosom with a handkerchief because "the flesh is weak." He is tricked into revealing his true seductive nature while one character hides under a table. He is arrested for revealing state secrets at the work's end. Although he is able to get Monsieur Loyale to read an eviction notice, his arrest leads to the good news that Valere and Mariane are getting married. For 10 points, identify this character who acts religiously hypocritical on Orgon's estate, a title character created by Moliere.
This character delivers a monologue that ends "men like me burn with a hidden flame … she will find love without scandal."
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